Was jsut about to run out before but on my list is:
Spaghetti bolognaise/spaghetti & meatballs
Sausages, mash & steamed vegies
Deviled sausages
Beef stroganoff
Chicken burritos
Satay chicken
Chicken & sweet corn soup
Pumpkin soup
Sweet potato & bacon risotto
Chicken schnitzel and baked veg
Asian style meatballs & fried rice
Quiche
Chili con carne
Steamed dim sims (frozen ones, I'm not that creative!) and fried rice
Marinated chicken wings, rice and salad
Chow mein
Beef/chicken stir fry with noodles
Lazy meals are usually:
Chicken & veg/meat pies, mash & steamed vegies
Ham steaks, rice (usually a packet side dish one, like the continental ones) & salad
Chicken nuggets and steamed veg (for the kids when we are eating something too spicy or something I know they won't eat - DD has a real aversion to rice at the moment which is a TOTAL pain)
Seems like we all have pretty much the same stuff!
I'm going to add after reading your lists and having a look online for some new recipes:
Tuna mornay
Shepherd's Pie
A creamy chicken & mushroom pasta dish of some kind - anyone got a recipe?
These are things I usually do in cooler weather, not so much in summer. And I use my slow cooker mainly in winter too for stews and casseroles etc so will start using that soon.
I'd love to add lasagne too but I make a lousy, lousy lasagne! I've tried so many times and it just never turns out right.
Last edited by Willow; April 24th, 2009 at 05:48 PM.
Ohhhh .. I've only just started meal planning this month for next month ... here is my list:
Chicken Curry with rice
Pork sausage in applebeer sause with mash
Bobotie with greans and toss salad
Bacon, Mushroom and potato fry-up
Veggie Stew
Chicken in Soup Bake
Beef Sausage en Hot Chips
Meatballs, Gems and Cabbagesalad
Pizzabreads
Spanish Rice and Seafood Medley (new recipe .. can't wait to try)
BBQ (Favorite ... let DH do all the work)
Hamburgers
Crumbed Porkchops, mash and sweetcorn
HotMilk with lumps (Melkkos)
Beefcurry on rice
Baked Fish and Potato
Coke Chicken, Carrot, rice and gravy
Lasange with toss salad
Dunk-it Sausage
Taglitelle Alfredo
Tomato and Beef Stew
Mac and Cheese
Chicken Roast and veggies
Mince and Rice One-Pot-Stew
Chicken Pie
Tomato Risotto
Mince pies (quick and easy)
Cabbage Stew
Hotdogs
No soups DH don't eat soup .. but I make a mean potato-cream soup that I slip in on a cold rainy day
A few to add to the others:
Quiche
Chicken rissoles vege/salad
Chicken sausage vege/salad
Steak sandwich and chips
Meatloaf and veg
Sausage bake
Sweet and sour meatballs and rice
Italian meatballs and pasta
Parmasen crumbed chicken breast and vege
Bacon and egg pies
Spag Bol
Lasagne - beef, chicken or vegetarian
Chicken Soup
Burritos
Stirfy chicken & Fried Rice
Chicken wraps
Lamb chops - either stew, like Irish Stew, or seasoned & pan-cooked
Chicken schnitzel (homemade)
Beef stirfry
Meatballs
Chicken nuggets & potato wedges
Tuna Mornay
Chow mein
Savoury mince
Kebabs (our local butcher has AWESOME lamb kebabs)
Favourites we don't have often -
beef with sundried tomato sauce
chicken fillo parcels
that's all I can think of atm.
Willow I do an awesome lasagne, I call it Cheats Lasagne cause there is zero work involved, and it's not 'real' lasagne IMHO but everyone loves it anyway.
Cook up your mince, add a jar of spag bol sauce (I usually use Dolmio Extra Garlic), mixed herbs, salt, pepper & I sometimes add Garam Masala.
Buy a jar of Dolmio's Bechamel Sauce & a packet of pizza cheese (blend of cheddar mozzarella & parmesan)
Layer mince, pasta sheets, mince, bechamel sauce, cheese, pasta sheets, mince, bechamel sauce, cheese.
Cook
~ SC meal on Monday nights - eg Spag Bog, Sausage Hot Pot (from the SC recipe thread on here)
~ Tuesday nights is chicken with rice, pasta or quiche - eg sweet & sour chciken with rice, chciken rissoles with vegies
~ Wed is preschool day so very basic meals for 2 tired little boys..fish & chips (oven) with salad, sausages and vegies
~ Thursday we eat at the inlaws
~ Friday is seafood night. - eg curried prawns, tuna rissoles, curry tuna, oven cooked fish and chips with vegies or watever
~ Sat is red meat night on request from DH! Tomorrow night we are having lamb bbq chops with vegies. Others inc homemade burgers, meatloaf and veg, lasagna, steak and vegies
~ Sun is Roast night in Winter and in Summer BBQ night. This week we are having pork roast! yummy!!! Complete with crackling.
Spaghetti bolognese
Risotto (mushroom or roast veggies or chorizo or chicken)
Seafood paella
Indian lamb and spinach curry
Italian beef casserole
Spiced coconut chicken
Beef and black bean stirfry
Tuna bake
Roast chicken with tomato rice
Green or red curry chicken
Green curry fish
Parmesan crusted fish fillets with veggies or home made chips
Lamb chops with a balsamic sauce with mashed sweet potato and green beans
Pan fried salmon with a thai cocont lemongrass chilli sauce and jasmine rice
Shepherds pie
Pumpkin soup
I have some different recipes for summer/winter and faves that we have all year:
Summer:
BBQ meat (lamb chops/snags, marinated chicken/steaks whatever we have) with coleslaw or potato salad and garden salad
Crunchy noodle salad with satay chicken kebabs
lamb salad with tzaziki
BBQ chicken rolls (brought bbq chicken with yummy bread rolls, avocado, and any salad you choose! Usually have this on shopping day for a quick easy dinner)
Tuna/salmon pasta salad
Home made hamburgers
Rissoles with corn on the cob and salad
Fresh fish crumbed with homemade chips and salad
Salmon rissoles chips and salad
Chinese omlette salad (vegetarian)
Potato pumpkin and sweet potato frittata
Winter:
Pea and ham soup with crusty bread
Meatloaf mash and steamed veggies
White bean and bacon soup (slow cooker) with yummy bread
Savory mince pasties
Tuna pasta bake
Garlic tomato prawns with pasta
Lamb shanks in the slow cooker
Chickpea curry (vege)
Faves
Spag bol
Chicken cacciatore
schnitzel
Bakes (esp. lamb!)
Riccotta and spinnach canneloni (vege)
lasagne (beef and vege)
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DH don't eat soup .. but I make a mean potato-cream soup that I slip in on a cold rainy day
cause there is zero work involved, and it's not 'real' lasagne IMHO but everyone loves it anyway.
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